Recently, NIST researchers, working under the auspices of an Office of Law Enforcement Standards program, have demonstrated a 120-element focal-plane array of antenna-coupled microbolometers optimized for wave-lengths near 3 mm (100 GHz frequency).
What does OLES stand for?
OLES stands for Office of Law Enforcement Standards
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- Office for Lay Ecclesial Ministry (religion)
- Office of Local Environmental Management (New Jersey)
- Other Loans Especially Mentioned (loans criticized by bank examiners, aka OAEM or SM)
- Our Lady and the English Martyrs (Cambridge, England, UK)
- On-Line Event Marketing Services
- Open Linking and Embedding of Objects
- Official Languages in Education Protocol (Canada)
- Organic Light-Emitting Polymer
- Outdoor Leadership and Recreation (San Juan College, New Mexico)
- Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System
- Office of Literacy and Essential Skills (Human Resources and Skills Development Canada)
- Olivocochlear Lateral Efferent System
- On-Line Executive Summit
- One-Line Element Set
- Open Label Extension Study (pharmaceutical research)
- Ontario Law Enforcement Training Academy (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
- Optimal Lightpath Establishment on Tree
- Organic Light-Emitting Transistor
- Office of Law Enforcement Technology Commercialization (National Institute of Justice's Office of Science and Technology program)
- Otsuka Long Evans Tokushima Fatty
Samples in periodicals archive:
Through its Office of Law Enforcement Standards, the NLCTC has developed voluntary minimum performance measurements for police firearms.
ALARM, developed in NIST's Office of Applied Economics with the support of NIST's Office of Law Enforcement Standards, implements a goal-oriented or performance-based approach to achieving code compliance.
The guidelines are available for no charge through NIST's Office of Law Enforcement Standards, 301/915-2757 (phone), OLES, NIST, 100 Bureau Drive.
NIST subsequently received further support from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) through the Office of Law Enforcement Standards to develop another unit capable of calibrating similar radar systems that operate at Ka-Band (34.